Destroyed? Not at all, you actually created a very cool looking, one of a kind, cigar cutter. Now if you want to see some very nice "destroyed" folders, check out some of Charlie Mike's mods.
Great idea! And thanks for the compliments.
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Great idea! And thanks for the compliments.
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Nice work folderguy! Even if the mod doesn't appeal to me, the fine workmanship is undeniable.
Thank you, sir. If I could, I'd have done, or tried to do, a nightrmare grind on it, but there isn't enough steel, thickness wise, to pull that off.
BTW, even though this knife is much easier to EDC, my favorites are my Strider SnG, ZT 0300, ZT 0400, Emerson Commander... etc.. I'm sure you'll catch my drift. This one has that hiccup in the blade... bad news...
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You know that mod, and your mods, in general, are starting to look more and more like a knife I own! (that knife was formerly owned by a helo pilot) Good work! Very Interesting! Can't wait to see that thing work!
knif3buy3r
knif3buy3r
It works, lemme tell ya!
First job: slice the cap off a primo stogie...
Next: Slice an onion really thinly to make some French onion soup... A+
Then: Slice up some stale French bread to toast for the soup...
Then: Slice up some really hard, first quality parmesan cheese and chop it, for the soup...
Oh, it will slice paper like a razor...
What next? Hmmm.... definitely gonna try it out on some steak, both uncooked (time for a few vigorous thrusts
) and then, once charred, carve it up to down it.Oh well, it's no Strider, but it has it's uses :thumbup:
Folderguy
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i like it being a cigar chomper myself im trying to figure on which one.......ah hell forget it.
joey
joey
Which one, as in which cigar?
Why, at this time of night, I'd go for a very full bodied cigar.
I have a few knives with serrated blades that are just fine, usually because they are no more than an inch long. This one however was almost half the length of the blade, if memory serves... Too long for me. Serrated edges are great for rope and so on, but for many other uses are more a hindrance than a help.
